Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Given,
The number of litres consumed by car in (x+20) km = 6,
So, number of litres consumed by car in 1 km =
,
Now, number of litres consumed by car in 100 km = 100 × litres consumed by car in 1 km


Hence, the rate of fuel used by his car would be
litres per 100 km.
Answer: 5 2/3 inches
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question, we are informed that the scale drawing of an airplane is:
1 inch = 3 meters.
Since the length of the actual plane is 17 meters, the length of the plane in the scale drawing will then be:
= 17/3
= 5 2/3 inches
Answer:

x | y
10 1 = 1/2 (10) -4=5-5= 1
-2 -5 = 1/2(-2)-4=-1-4= -5
4 -2 = 1/2(4)-4=2-4= -2
-8 -8 = 1/2(-8)-4=-4-4= -8
1. The problem gives the residual value in percentage, and you need it in dollars. So, if the MSRP for the car Jennifer is leasing is $ 17,500, you have:
57%/100=0.57
residual value=$17,500*0.57= $9,975
2. Then, you need to substract the residual value and the lease term, to calculate the value of the car, as below:
car value=$17,500-$9,975=$7,525
3. You need to calculate the money factor, which is the interest rate divided by 2400. Then, you have:
Interest rate=9%/100=0.09
Money factor=0.09x2400
Money factor=0.00375
4. The interest is:
I=($17,500+$9,975)(0.00375)
I=$103.03
5. Therefore, the monthly payment is:
Monthly payment=(car value/36 months)+Interest
Monthly payment=($7,525/36)+$103.03
Monthly payment=$209.02+$103.03
Monthly payment=$312.06
What will Jennifer’s monthly lease payment be?
The answer is: d. $312.06
B=8. A^2+B^2=C^2. This means 6to the second power plus B to the second power equals10 to the second power. 36+b^2=100. B to the second power equals 64. Square root of 64 is 8, so B equals 8